The French Ambassador in Rome,Christian Masset, falls today. in Italy. This was announced by the Minister for European Affairs, Nathalie Loiseau, to the "RTL" radio microphones. "I believe that Italy needs France"Loiseau said. "The president of the Italian Republic Mattarella called President Macron, they spoke", Said the minister, adding that during the telephone conversation the two heads of state recalled"to what extent the two countries need each other". Masset had been recalled to Paris on February 7 following diplomatic tensions between the two countries. Paris had defined "outrageous"The statements of Deputy Prime Minister Luigi Di Maio and Matteo Salvini towards France, and the meeting between Deputy Prime Minister and leader of the 5-Star Movement Di Maio and a delegation of yellow vests is particularly contested.
Behind Luigi Di Maio there is Christophe Chalencon
Luigi Di Maio and Alessandro Di Battista went to France ten days ago to meet the leaders of the yellow vests. An interview from Piazza Pulita to one of the leaders Christophe Chalencon has shown public opinion an uncomfortable face for anyone who approaches him, especially after what he said to the interviewer: "We have paramilitaries ready to intervene because they too want to bring down the government. Today everything is calm but we are on the verge of civil war. It is extraordinary that the vice-premier of the Italian government he did not stop in Paris, the heart of power, because he came here to visit us. And I think that what he did will mark the history of France. He gave us international recognition and now others are contacting us, opening a breach and shaking Macron".
Chalenchon also announced an upcoming meeting in Rome with the Five Stars, "with which there is an alliance". And it could be a problem for Di Maio's M5S, which this morning in the capital will present “the leaders of the European movements” with which the Movement wants to build a new parliamentary group in Brussels.